Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-09
more vas AIrle qt 2 Riot VflIon
ga r,ol .Iars:e of ID. Asylum
The Testimony.



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e .-,<. TEx Sept. >.-T1e asylum
y '....s..5z IS prsgging along with little
~ OF ending before Saturday
4 TIE testimony today was barren
: -...o1alsm. The proceedings to-
g Nth dispute between Mr..
q J president Of the bosr6, and Dud+
80 r-oa-er, both lawyers. The following
,~arc the testimony to-day;
~, y. l.-se;. took the stSnd and his
,ezs.nlna.ion WIS conducted by Mr.
r,.r-ss: 81 said | kaew nothings6f
r.as.ts' history prior to my conf hss
| .sz.aEn. The previous administra-
ave ne 10 information about
and ! asked no questions except
q ,..eldaEts VIM h7d been III charge
.'.-g. vas tolo by them tnst he had
s -. L.~p4Z and was s dangerous man,
Il In. Tai. OF and Fc@el across the coun-
n wsgOn to LlCkhart, because il
81 -. .7a custom ard best means at ny
= '---gut. LocEhart not being on rsil-
"a - saara Ues lazy AID inefficient end
IS ''.s.r -n--ze MIN from ward 70 ward
r n. j. would shirk his duty. ! state
81 ne, -, Sharp was lazy and incfti-
81 iggrG this OIL before he left the
If never told NE the
tCli aim be might
..rl. 'TC he0t MIN here because
s-I i. Hg, ; l4rge family IN cOLse-
lice II Bcich sc sympstnize with him
III auu@at we could use him.
-.-s----l- -. MT Sharp WIS lszy.
Ua.-., lo,t me, an rot positive.
,-- -esr1 mgLy sag repeatedly inst
~ VS. .ezy. S1Arp'5 statements
ii r we NJ the staud Were untrue
asses a1G ABOUT ny remark 70
~ SAWYER, also tnGU | WIS drunk
III muLo-oEv Of the @ Otherwise dull
-slNg- were varied Dy COM
ans wa.cl were msde constantly
III ,T-. Wyuten G00Ut the eYasive answers
- T-.n Dr. D0Isett gave to MS questions
1fsaTt 10 complaint ABOUT dlsSatis-
.,-.- uB.l 10 weeks gg0. There was
.1l .5iags hat | knew Il before these
,,---, we're preferred. | stated to GGy-
-.,.- LJse that there were men here not
...5-.a.. 20 MS administration, and no,
,-e tale Gul EC5 ia line vita me.
this was il May. I wiz not ST.
Il NOR .ar that this vas ct the time
to nim ABOUT Mrs. M&c-
-sar. nSC conversation, ia
7,.a Governor N1ss Ssid & divided
c.c cannot stenG, and # there is 8 q
a attt e.isgenCe IL ought 70 be weedet
ID Il. don't r1rl m5tr She time.
.l't .1lnz tie tine to d MIN about TIT
att Cgf4v1gsb,e 20 MS administration
7ss.-e t..no spoEe shout Mrs. McMa
/ mink il was before it, When
c--1ecued the Governor about the Nc
|uz Ns-g- natter lie said it was entirely
|H ~ ne 1srd. Attendants have told mt
N "a. N- Denton used 10 give them days
"a them It's, rule hsJ beer
g1l-3..t ny me l. was done
- me .&st month or six weeks
M Pr 20 tEGt had 10 rule. There was
sl! son when I came in. The night
lc here ] thought strike was organ
Il II ne. The attendants came in snC
MI u-5s,5 10 Caad in their KEYS
y srrea-ef % Dr. Denton 10 que
-e disturbance. lie went out snC
rate them : speech lie said suhstan.
-s.y .1is Is your future superintendent
520w ro.liu- about him. an sorr.
.sare these people. He then advise,
Zen % 60 BACK in t1-Ir wards. l WIGS
"A gal-,- cut here and hadn't
y csL3 on the pace. ] thought
ga go.l- 10 be = resuiSr riot. DR.
J-1-0u was Ia charge al the time and re
7s.--cso Tor i've days. When / frs
-I9 en- mere DR.. Denton treated M
's,e-e q, eG; ister on became NOR
= @U.e50s and friendly. though
IA -e-e were people here wht
y ny d-s-oyal 10 me, judged
4 gs2eE expressions W.iCh / sSW.
i 3tasied every employer 10 put il or ap
~ .cat1r, thought that would be ii
MI on :7em. allowed those / consideTe'
1oys- mere privileges than | III thoS
y considered my friends, Gnd | guerde,
4 -gse1 especially against discriminate;
Il e,Neen the employees Of the Institution
sep n The female wards. found Mrs
n h~scn'S husband asieep in her ward.
= N12G out inst for week or ten DAY:
" 4 vas s,ch II her room. De. Davis